to diag
- verb
- Jargon
- After running the software, she was able to diagnose the connectivity issues in the network.
This prevents a difficult to diagnose condition known as VRM throttling.
- This prevents a difficult to diagnose condition known as VRM throttling.
Examples
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So there are ways to diagnose lack of memory bandwidth.
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Before making any repairs, the engineer needs to diagnose the problem in the system.
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So we got it and now we just have to diagnose what that was.
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And what if we used existing AI systems to diagnose current inequalities?
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The only thing we don't know and no way I can diagnose is what is causing it.
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The only thing we don't know and no way I can diagnose is what is causing it.
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The technician will diagnose the computer to find the source of the error.
Synonyms
To find the cause of an illness or problem by examining it
Find and fix problems with machines or systems
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diag as a verb comes from the same short form of diagnose ('to find the problem'), so to diag something is to run tests or checks to discover what is wrong.